Withdraw Poems


Win Won't Withdraw


D-ropping
O-nly
N-egates
N-ice
A-ttempt,

Q-uitting 
U-ses
I-tself
T-o
A-ctually
N-ullify
E-motional
G-ain

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Monocrostic (Birthday of Donna Quitaneg)
Categories: withdraw, birthday,
Form: Other

Parent Threatens To Withdraw School Child

Promote my Charles to the next class.
I know The Idiot did not pass.
Yet, I’d tell ears you have to,
Whether to it or not prone to…

Hundred percent sure you need it,
No need digging collective pit:
Your school from head to toe Private;
Rather few of your staff Graduate
Among them A Clark Porter,
Who is eyeing my young daughter
Some while walking on Doughnuts snack,
For mischief-making quite a knack;
One I saw bubble gum chew,
On her blouse stains from a rushed stew…

My patronage likely to cease;
And Donated School Bus seize.
Categories: withdraw, conflict, education, evil, my
Form: Rhyme


Premium MemberEngage Or Withdraw

Engage or withdraw, it’s our choice
Make tender our embrace
Let fragrance of love be our voice 
Echoing divine grace

Heart our sacred temple
Let each touch be gentle 
Making complex simple

Love’s the only law 
Engage or withdraw

19-December-2021
Quietus
Categories: withdraw, love,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberWithdraw

Life's circumstantces can overwhelm,
make me forget who I am or where I stand.
At these times, quiet calls me as shelter,
its silence a compelling, healing nectar,
and I disappear from even all I favor.

In a life rush of too much, I often withdraw
from all possible joys as well as quarrels.
As I absorb, I am a raw edged jigsaw,
seclusion pledged until comes my thaw,
for I am lost in the limp task of absorbing
and I am a mute mind and heart exploring.
I never love anyone less than my total
and radiate my love to all like a shiny opal
though I am immobile and non-verbal.

Some pains are too heavy for me to cart
so, I lose my personable shine
and my ability to interact declines.
But I love, yes, I love, my family and friends -
I love them all, with all my love, with no love end.
Categories: withdraw, anxiety, change, conflict, confusion,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberWithdraw

Cherry chase charms
Fancy frees farm


Wise ways work well
True treasures tell


Sync sacred stay
Pique pretty play


Glimpse grand grounds
Seek splendour's sounds


Live lovely light
Forge fragrant flight


Be beyond blind
Move mystic mind


Ply precious peace
Enchant end ease


Wise worth withdraw
Fire frozen flaw


Dance deeply dear
Purge petty peer




Leon Enriquez
15 September 2016
Singapore
Categories: withdraw, allusion,
Form: Alliteration


Zero Funds To Withdraw

Just a broken poet,
  at an ATM

His stomach cries out,
  words hunger within

The nights are the longest,
  cold darkens and chills

Fresh words on account,
  new credit instills

Pushing buttons while bent,
 … with hope standing tall

An answer comes back,
  ‘Zero Funds To Withdraw’

(Villanova Pennsylvania: July, 2016)
Categories: withdraw, money,
Form: Ballad

Advice To My Pupils Before I Withdraw

To conquer you should at both ends the candle burn
By leaps and bounds seek long to sojourn
In the arena of knowledge imbibe from every stream
Lend an ear to your flaws,don't be so swift to overesteem 

You would later eventually society confront
Malefactor throngs from all edges affront
The road of success is not of any thorns devoid
Pursue unpretentious learning and haughtiness avoid

Don't your teachers attempt to clone
Make a carbon copy of them or their image atone
We cheatingly have treasured our own strains and weakness
Superbly camouflaged them and denied our faultiness

If despite all,you sense you the plateau reached
Bowing out would quell our gusto to teach.
Categories: withdraw, dedication,
Form: Didactic

Must Not Withdraw

No matter how slow we begin to move, 
But if the pace is paced, in the right direction, 
Sooner or later we are due, to be rewarded
With what we wanted - our destination.

Our destination, may be, far, far away, 
Inch by inch, bit by bit, but we move.
Must not withdraw without being afraid, 
All the obstacles, surely, will nature remove. 

In the course of our struggle we might be alone, 
We may lose hope if we lose aiming at the goal.
Moving and marching, aiming and advancing, 
Will make up our mind and strengthen our soul.

Out in the world, tales tell us, those who sleep
They neither reach anywhere, nor get anything.
And those who keep on moving, though tortoise, 
Always win the race and victorious songs sing.

We must not afraid, of fortune or fate, 
Keeping in our mind, it favoures the brave.
"Despair is dangerous", must be our motto, 
Success goes to them, who keep on and crave.
Categories: withdraw, success,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberI Will Not Withdraw What I Give

I don't plan to
Know
Love
Lord
Categories: withdraw, faith,
Form: Free verse

Addiction and Withdraw

Keep your liquor and your meth cigarettes;
stow away your needles and white powder.
My mind craves stimulation without sweats
caused by vices others choose for regrets.

Give me words, inky scrawl across a page,
the fluid cadence of a verbal dance
freeing the psyche from an iron cage
imprisoned by a mundane daily trance.

Prohibit fresh diction to discover
the foul temper that lies within my breast.
Prevent access to verse and uncover
an exhausted maudlin beast is expressed.

I get my fix within a library.
It’s cheap to be hooked onto poetry.
Categories: withdraw, funny, health, imagination, on
Form: Sonnet

Premium MemberYou Would Never Withdraw What You Gave

I believe in You Lord
That you would never withdraw what you gave
No matter how bad I am 
No matter what I did or did not do
You would never take back and leave me helpless
Stranded, forsaken
I place my confidence in You Lord
Please don’t 
It’s not that I will try to be bad God
It’s just that I know I am not perfect
And I will someday, sometimes fail you
It’s just a sure thing Lord
And I don’t want you to revoke your benefits, your favors
Okay Lord? 
I have faith in You
Categories: withdraw, faith,
Form: Free verse
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